Getting to Skigastein

• With the ÖBB combined ticket, you benefit from an economy class ÖBB return ticket to Bad Gastein and a voucher for a 1-day, 3-day, or 6-day ski pass. Prices start at EUR 76.50 and this combined ticket will be bookable from November 2024. From Bad Gastein train station, it’s only a short walk over the crossing to get to Stubnerkogelbahn cable car, which will take you up the mountain.
• For even more eco-friendly mobility options on site, try our attractive electric car-sharing offers!

Free public travel from all over Salzburg in combination with a valid ski pass of the Gastein mountain railroads.

In the winter season 2024/25 skiing guests have the opportunity to travel for free with public transport to the skiing areas of Skigastein and back. The free travel ticket can be downloaded using the ski pass number (multi day ski passes) or booking number (ski pass purchase in the webshop) and is valid for one day.

• The SVV Event Ticket can be used in printed form or as a PDF on your mobile phone in conjunction with a photo ID when traveling with public transport Salzburg to the ski areas of the Gastein mountain railroads as a ticket.  This ticket is free of charge in conjunction with a valid ski pass of the Gasteiner mountain railroads and when pursuing winter sports.
   
• The free travel ticket is valid with the following ski tickets: 3 hours ticket, from 12/2 p.m. ticket, day ticket, multi day ski pass, touring ski ticket, the Ski amadé All-IN Card White and the SuperSkiCard.
• You need a ski pass first?
  Book your ski ticket now at  skigastein.skiperformance.com

Wherever you travel from, getting to the Gastein Valley by car is easy and hassle-free – thanks to the holiday destination’s top-class infrastructure. Here’s some information for motorists:

• Coming from/via Munich, it takes about 2 hours to get to Skigastein.
• Coming from/via Salzburg, it takes about 1 hour to get to Skigastein. Take the Tauern highway in a southerly direction until you reach Bischofshofen and take the exit Gasteinertal.
• Coming from/via Innsbruck, it takes about 2 hours to get to Skigastein. Take the highway towards Wörgl and continue along Bundesstraße 312 via St. Johann/Tirol until you reach Lofer. From there, take Bundesstraße 311 towards Zell am See, and continue towards Lend, where you take Bundesstraße 167 to Gastein. Alternatively, take the Kufstein-Salzburg highway towards Villach, continuing along Bundesstraße 167 to the Gastein Valley after the exit Gasteinertal.
• Coming from the south, you pass by Villach, Möllbrücke, and Obervellach until you reach Mallnitz, where you can take the motorail train to Gastein.
   

Parking lots at the valley stations: Schlossalm, Angertal, Stubnerkogel, Sportgastein, Graukogel and Dorfgastein

Stubnerkogel parking lot
There is a limited number of parking spaces at the Stubnerkogel valley station. Due to space restrictions, the parking area may be completely full during the morning in high season. We therefore recommend that our guests travel by ski bus (free usage in the practice of skiing/snowboarding and with a valid ski pass) or public transport as well as hotel shuttles. We offer discounts and special tickets for this, more information can be found under Sustainable Arrival and Last Mile. TIP: The train station in Bad Gastein is right next to the valley station of the Stubnerkogelbahn and is easy to reach via the train level crossing.

You don’t feel like traveling with heavy luggage? Thanks to the local ski rental shops, you can leave your skis at home. At the professional rental stations, you can hire winter sports equipment tailored to your needs. Plus, you benefit from expert advice on site.